Olivia Dean's Double Chart-Topper, Coachella Boosts

0:00On April 17, Olivia Dean is owning the Aria charts in Australia with another double chart topper. Her album The Art of Loving holes number one for its 12th non-consecutive week, while her duet with Sam Fender, Rhymean, climbs back to number. One on the singles chart for a second time. On albums, Lafayne jumps to number two with the extended a matter of time and BTS former leaders IRI ranked, sits at number three. New entries shine too, like U.S. country star Ella Langley's dandelion at number four. Perth punks, Sly withers debuting at number 11 with to be. Honest and English singer Holly Humberstone's first chart hit Cruel World at number 18. Coachella performances gave big boost to a few acts. Sabrina Carpenter's man's best friend rises to number five and short in suite to number seven, while Justin Bieber swag vaults to number 12. His old track daisies even surges to number 10 on singles from that low key set.

1:00Singles keep the momentum with Olivia Dean's man in need at number two, and so easy to fall in love, steady at number six. Kite crashes in at number 19 with pinky up after their Coachella slot and upcoming promo trip down under, plus Malcolm Todd grooves into the top 40 at number 34 with earrings. These chart shakes show how festivals like Coachella ripple across the globe, fueling fresh energy on the ARIA boards week after week. That's the story for today, music news today driven by AI.